Exploring ways of visualizing food choices and their ecological impact in collective catering areas to help people make more informed decisions.
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Martin Hachet
Research director - Inria center at the University of Bordeaux.
Head of the Bivwac lab (Inria, CNRS).
Member of LaBRI
With my team Bivwac , we study new forms of immersive
and interactive visualization experiences that aim to improve the understanding of complex data and phenomena.
The objective is to provide tools that help transmit and advance knowledge in order to
promote the construction of a sustainable and desirable future.
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Here are some examples of recent work, organized around the PhD students and postdocs I have (co-)advised
Exploring ways of visualizing food choices and their ecological impact in collective catering areas to help people make more informed decisions.
More about COMEDOInteractive visualizations that allow users to move smoothly between abstract statistics and more qualitative representations focused on individuals.
More about ZEVData visualizations that allow people to physically unroll the largest values of a bar chart beyond its frame, extending the visualization into the surrounding space.
More about Data RibbonsAugmented-reality visualizations scaled across several meters, inviting people to walk around physical space to understand differences in order of magnitude.
More about AROMA mini-world visualization exploring the long-term environmental consequences of different dietary habits.
More about this projectA hybrid optical bench combining spatial augmented reality and tangible interaction to help students experiment with and understand optical phenomena.
More about HOBITSHIRE is a virtual optics laboratory allowing students to build and manipulate optical experiments from a desktop computer.
More about SHIRELive-It uses augmented reality to help mental health students experience and better understand symptoms associated with schizophrenia.
More about Live-ItA tangible tabletop system using actuated tokens to visualize and explore possible solutions during railway incidents and support collaboration between operators.
More about this projectSituated augmented-reality visualizations that represent waste accumulation directly in familiar environments, making otherwise invisible waste data more tangible.
More about ARwavsBelow are examples of work I carried out with my former research groups, Potioc and Iparla.
AR Avatars:
Exploring avatars in AR
CARDS:
Tangible AR at school
Teegi:
Tangible EEG Interface.
One reality:
Hybrid mixed reality.
Toucheo:
Multitouch and Stereo.
VR and music:
Immersive performances.
PapARt:
Augmented paper.
Navidget:
Camera viewpoint control.
tBox:
3D transformation widget for multitouch screens.
CAT:
Control Action Table: 6DOF input device
Current PhD students:
- Nuoting Shen (with Benjamin Bach)
- Clemens Reinhard (with Benjamin Bach)
Former PhD students:
Juliette Le Meudec,
Aymeric Ferron,
Vincent Casamayou,
Emma Tison,
Maudeline Marlier,
Edwige Gros,
Ambre Assor,
Adelaïde Genay,
Philippe Giraudeau,
Rajkumar Darbar,
Joan Sol Roo,
Camille Jeunet,
Reanud Gervais,
Jeremy Frey,
Jeremy Laviole,
Aurélie Cohé,
Florent Berthaut,
Sebastian Knoedel,
Fabrice Dècle.